The phrase "cancel the student" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to terminating a student's enrollment or participation in a program or course.
Example: "Due to repeated absences, the administration decided to cancel the student from the course."
Alternatives: "withdraw the student" or "dismiss the student."
WASHINGTON, June 14 (Reuters) - U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday called for a "regulatory reset," and pressed pause on a rule intended to speedily cancel the student-loan debts of people defrauded by for-profit Corinthian Colleges Inc and others, so that it can be rewritten.
Russia cancelled the student-exchange program, catapulting a heartbreaking story of sex, fear, and betrayal into headlines on two continents.
Tell him to cancel the Corinthian students' debt because the promise of a better future through higher education is one that we intend to keep.
GMAT officials are analyzing the site's data and threatening to cancel the scores of students who supplied, or just studied, those questions and to notify the business schools that accepted them.
CIPRIS would allow the INS to cancel the visas of students who do not show up on campus or drop a full course load for unauthorized reasons.
The Obama Administration is on the verge of issuing a proposed rule that would create new procedures and standards for cancelling the federal student loan debt of people who were defrauded by their colleges.
If a high school student council refused to approve a budget so that student activities had to be canceled — even as student leaders continued to pay themselves stipends — a school board would probably cancel the entire experiment in student democracy.
So I drive back home, cancel the appointment with the graduate student, and e-mail the nurse-administrator, who regularly tests my urine and blood for the deleterious effects of my drug regimen.
Ham and Benson have the requisite stories to tell, including a picturesque episode involving a Minnesota university that arranged to bring a camel to campus, as a stress-relief treatment, only to cancel the appearance after protests; one student explained online that "camels are associated with stereotypes that reinforce harmful Western (read: white) perceptions of Arab people".
"They are demanding not only that the federal regulator of the nation's colleges and universities do its job and cancel the debt of all Corinthian students, but also laying the groundwork for future claims against predatory lenders," said Luke Herrine, one of the group's organizers.
If cheating is uncovered, the score is canceled and the student is permitted to get a refund and take the test again.
